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Two-arch limestone bridge, built c.1800, carrying Chapelizod Road on east-west axis over former mill race on River Liffey. Uncoursed rubble Dublin calp limestone walls with cement pointing rising to parapet on north side with stacked limestone and granite coping, rebuilt in concrete block to south parapet on poured concrete base. Tooled calp voussoirs to both arches with cement strap pointing. Roughcast cement render to soffits with central rubble stone cut-water to north elevation. North elevation carries steel service duct across at base of parapet.
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